Public Service (BHS)

This course is designed to train a student for entry-level positions in private security or public law enforcement agencies. Instruction includes history and philosophy of law enforcement, ethical practices, theories of crime and punishment, professionalism, report writing, interpretation of radio and penal codes, search and seizure techniques, gang awareness, patrol tactics and techniques, and moral aspects.

This course is designed to prepare students for entry-level employment in protective services through classroom instruction and hands-on training that focuses on ensuring the general safety and well-being of the community. Course content includes an overview and history of the corrections system, punishment of offenders, detention and short-term incarceration, probation, intermediate sanctions and community corrections, institutional management and programs, supervision within the community, juvenile corrections, surveillance, justice, and force. Embedded in this course will be preparation for the guard card, entry-level employment to police private property and to maintain order at public events.

AFJROTC Year 1 is designed to prepare students to become college and career ready. Three main components of the program are academic instruction, tutorial support, and motivational activities. The topics Aerospace Science History (40%), Leadership Education (40%), and Wellness Program (20%). The focus year 1 is aviation history including the development of flight throughout the centuries beginning with ancient civilizations and culminating with modernization and a brief astronomical and space exploration history. Leadership components consist of Air Force customs and courtesies.